The remotest space station on TV! Quark is served with a Writ of Accountability and must defend his mother against a charge of making a profit, something no Ferengi woman can do! S3, ep 23 [S]
Classic sci-fi series. The Siskos set out to prove an old Bajoran space travel theory, while Dr. Bashir struggles with envy when an old medical school rival visits the station. S3, ep 22 [S]
First episode in a two-episode arc of the classic sci-fi series. The bombing of Garak's tailor ship leads Odo to a Romulan plot to invade Cardassia and wage war on the Dominion. S3, ep 20 [S]
The most remote space station on TV! Captain Sisko is kidnapped and taken to the Mirror Universe, where his ultimate mission will be to save the mirror version of his late wife... S3, ep 19 [S]
Classic sci-fi series. A telepathic attack on Dr. Bashir causes him to experience rapid ageing as the station suffers a strange power failure and the DS9 crew begin to act weirdly. S3, Ep18 [S]
Classic sci-fi series. The pursuit of a Maquis vessel leads Odo and Major Kira to a small moon where an unexpected series of events provokes a confession from the Changeling... S3, ep 14 [S]
An emotional visit to the most remote space station on TV. A mishap leaves Vedek Bareil's life hanging in the balance during a period of crucial negotiations with the Cardassians. S3, ep 13 [S]
Conclusion to a thoughtful episode of the classic sci-fi series. As the Sanctuary Districts revolt and the Bell Riots break out, can Sisko restore history to its correct state? S3, ep 12 [S]
Classic sci-fi series set on a remote space station. Dax falls in love with a man whose world is in a state of flux, while Quark is hired to create a raunchy holosuite program... S3, ep 8 [S]
The most remote space station on TV! O'Brien and Jake Sisko unwittingly endanger the lives of all on Deep Space Nine when they activate the station's old anti-Bajoran failsafe. S3, ep 7 [S]
The most remote space station on TV! An abandoned alien infant found aboard the station causes trouble when it becomes clear that the rapidly growing child is actually a Jem'Hadar. S3, ep 6 [S]
Classic sci-fi series. Major Kira is kidnapped by the Cardassians while journeying to Bajor, but is the Bajorian Kira really an undercover Cardassian sleeper agent called Iliana? S3, ep 5 [S]
The most remote space station on TV! Lieutenant Dax is forced to confront a former host of her Symbiont after she demonstrates previously unknown musical talent at a dinner party. S3, ep 4 [S]
Classic sci-fi series. Quark tries to gain notoriety by claiming to have killed a Klingon in his bar in self-defence, while Keiko feels useless after the closure of her school. S3, ep 3 [S]
The most remote space station on TV! As the Federation tries to make peace with the Dominion, Odo's encounter with the mysterious shapeshifters leads to an astonishing discovery. S3, ep 2 [S]
Tribunal: O'Brien must visit Cardassia Prime to attend a trial when he is accused of committing a crime. But what crime he has committed, no one will say. (S2, ep 25) [S]
Crossover: Sisko and Bashir's shuttle suffers a plasma leak, leaving them on the other side of the wormhole, but in a very different place. (S2, ep 23) [S]
The Maquis - Part 1: The destruction of a Cardassian ship at the hands of the Maquis leads to heightened tensions and the threat of further violence. (S2, ep 20) [S]
Playing God: A Trill named Arjin visits the station to learn from Dax what it is like to be joined with a symbiont. However, he finds she is not as he expected. (S2, ep 17) [S]
Shadowplay: Odo and Dax investigate the mysterious disappearance of people from a small village, while Kira tries to keep a close eye on Quark. (S2, ep 16) [S]
Whispers: O'Brien suspects something is terribly wrong when his family and friends begin acting strangely, and he is shut out of station operations. (S2, ep 14) [S]
Armageddon Game: O'Brien strives to overcome his dislike of the brash, young Dr Bashir when the two of them are stranded on an alien planet. (S2, ep 13) [S]
The Alternate: Odo reconnects with his 'father', Dr Mora Pol, when they discover a lifeform similar to Odo on a remote Gamma Quadrant planet. (S2, ep 12) [S]
Rivals: Quark faces unwelcome competition in the form of a new casino owner on the Promenade. But what's the connection to strange occurrences on the station? (S2, ep 11) [S]
Necessary Evil: Odo is forced to relive the tragic days he spent on the station during its time under Cardassian control during the Occupation. (S2, ep 8) [S]
Rules of Acquisition: A female Ferengi poses as a man in order to work and earn money, but complications arise when she falls for Quark. (S2, ep 7) [S]
Melora: Bashir falls for a fellow officer with an unusual disability, while Quark finds his life in danger when an old associate arrives on the station. (S2, ep 6) [S]
Cardassians: Political tensions hit an all-time high as a Bajoran couple arrives on the station with an orphaned Cardassian they have adopted. (S2, ep 5) [S]
The Siege: The Circle takes control of the station, while a skeleton crew, led by Sisko, fight to reveal the truth before they are forced to leave. (S2, ep 3) [S]
The Circle: Kira prepares for her reassignment, while Quark gives Odo information indicating The Circle is being supplied weapons to counter the Bajoran military. (S2, ep 2) [S]
Duet: A Cardassian visits DS9 and Kira becomes suspicious that he may be a violent war criminal. She uses his illness to unveil the truth. (S1, ep 19) [S]
Dramatis Personae: After a Klingon ship passes through the wormhole and is destroyed, the crew start behaving strangely by plotting against one another. (S1, ep 18) [S]
The Forsaken: Lwaxana Troi arrives at the station as Federation ambassador from Betazed, but the official reasons for her trip take a back seat when she meets Odo. (S1, ep 17) [S]
If Wishes Were Horses: A bizarre energy force causes everyone's imaginations aboard DS9 to come alive, with interesting but dangerous outcomes. (S1, ep 16) [S]
Progress: A stubborn Bajoran farmer refuses to leave his home - a moon that has become inhospitable due to excessive mining. Kira must convince him to leave. (S1, ep 15) [S]
The Storyteller: A modest Bajoran village is threatened by a strange cloud-like lifeform. O'Brien and Bashir must save the village from total destruction. (S1, ep 14) [S]
Battle Lines: Sisko journeys to the Gamma Quadrant, along with Bajor's spiritual leader, Kai Opaka. However their faith is questioned when they become stranded. (S1, ep 13) [S]
Vortex: Odo is approached by a man, Croden, who claims to be able to lead him to a group of aliens who will help him to discover his true identity. (S1, ep 12) [S]
The Nagus: The Grand Nagus Zek, the Ferengi's most prominent politician, visits the station. He names Quark the Head of the Ferengi Alliance. (S1, ep 11) [S]
Move Along Home: When the crew comes across a new species, the Wadi, Quark must play a game with them in order to save the lives of his friends and colleagues. (S1, ep 10) [S]
The Passenger: Bashir witnesses the death of a known criminal, Rao Vantika. It is later thought however that they continue to survive within one of the DS9's crew... (S1, ep 9) [S]
Q-Less: Omnipotent being Q arrives on DS9 with Vash. However, she has become tired of his attitude, and refuses to continue travelling with him. (S1, ep 7) [S]